Baseball Trio Earns Mountain West Scholar-Athlete Distinction

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., - Air Force baseball lands a trio of players, Cole Jenkins, Tyler Russ, and J.D. Wolff, on the Spring Mountain West Scholar-Athlete team, as released by conference officials on Thursday afternoon.

To be considered a Mountain West Scholar-Athlete, the student must have completed at least two semesters or three quarters at the certifying, member institution and must have a cumulative grade point average, at the member institution, of 3.50 or higher.

Rising sophomore, Cole Jenkins, earned his first Scholar-Athlete accolades after playing in six games during his freshman campaign. The Systems Engineering major took three starts and finished with a batting average of .571, four hits, and four runs scored.

Tyler Russ, an Operations Research major, wrapped up his freshman year as a Scholar-Athlete selection, though he did not compete.

J.D. Wolff was named a Scholar-Athlete for the first time in his career. The Foreign Area Studies major appeared in five games during his freshman season, making his collegiate debut at #15 Vanderbilt.

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Baseball Trio Earns Mountain West Scholar-Athlete Distinction

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Cole Jenkins

Tyler Russ

J.D. Wolff

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